Straight On Till Morning: Poems of the Imaginary World Poetry Anthology - Illustrated by Ted Lewin, Fantasy Poetry Collection

Step into a world of imagination and wonder with "Straight On Till Morning: Poems of the Imaginary World," a beautifully curated collection of fantasy poems selected by Helen Hill, Agnes Perkins, and Alethea Helbig. Illustrated by the talented Ted Lewin, this vintage anthology transports readers to fantastical realms through a diverse selection of enchanting poems. This hardcover edition is a treasure trove for poetry lovers and those who adore stories filled with whimsy and otherworldly charm. Perfect for adding to your poetry collection, gifting to a lover of literature, or enjoying during quiet moments of reflection.

Size:
9¾ inches in length
6¾ inches in width
150 pages

Published by Thomas Y. Crowell Company -- 1977 -- First Edition

This book is in very good condition. The binding is tight, and the pages have no marks. The dust cover is in poor condition with a large tear on the bottom near the spine and bending with tearing along the top.

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